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3D-Printed Train Station

Jun 30, 2025 08:05AM

A 3D-printed station in Japan was installed overnight, slashing costs and build time, showcasing how additive manufacturing can transform public infrastructure

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Seeing a New Color

Jun 30, 2025 08:03AM

Researchers used lasers to stimulate eye cells, leading participants to see “olo,” a vivid bluish-green color reportedly outside the standard human color range.

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Chilean Deep-Sea Ecosystems Discovered

Jun 30, 2025 08:03AM

Scientists discovered 60+ new species and methane-fed life in unexplored Chilean seafloor canyons, using robotic dives nearly 10,000 feet below the surface.

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Solar-Powered Sea Slug
Solar-Powered Sea Slug

Jun 30, 2025 08:02AM

The leaf sheep sea slug stores algae chloroplasts and photosynthesizes, a rare trait in animals that lets it convert sunlight into energy for days.

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U.S. Air Quality Is Declining

Jun 30, 2025 08:01AM

A record 156 million Americans now live with unhealthy air, as climate change fuels wildfire smoke and extreme heat, reversing decades of clean air progress

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Becoming Man’s Best Friend

May 30, 2025 08:05AM

Ancient dog bones suggest Indigenous peoples in Alaska formed close ties with early canines 12,000 years ago, reshaping our understanding of human-dog history.

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A New Definition of Obesity

May 30, 2025 08:05AM

Experts call for redefining obesity to focus on abdominal fat and function, not just BMI, emphasizing waist metrics and direct fat scans for accuracy.

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Declining Butterfly Population

May 30, 2025 08:04AM

Butterfly numbers have dropped 22% nationwide, with native plants and reduced pesticide use key to reversing the decline, new U.S. data reveals.

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Startups Using the Ocean for Carbon Capture

May 30, 2025 08:03AM

Emerging tech companies are leveraging ocean minerals and electrochemistry to trap carbon and fight climate change, despite challenges in scale and funding.

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Florida’s Coral Reefs Struggling

May 30, 2025 08:02AM

Warming seas and pollution hinder coral reproduction, threatening biodiversity and storm protection in Florida’s already fragile reef ecosystems.

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A Mom at 100 Years Old

May 30, 2025 08:01AM

A 100-year-old Galapagos tortoise at the Philadelphia Zoo hatched four offspring, boosting survival prospects for one of the world’s rarest reptile species.

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Whale Song Resembles Human Speech

Apr 30, 2025 08:05AM

Humpback whale songs follow patterns similar to human language, supporting faster cultural transmission and offering insights into communication evolution.

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Ecological, Cost-Saving Chemical Discovered

Apr 30, 2025 08:04AM

A University of Missouri breakthrough creates eco-friendly chemical tools to aid medicine production, water decontamination, and clean energy storage.

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Hummingbird Hives

Apr 30, 2025 08:03AM

Chimborazo hillstar hummingbirds form rare high-altitude colonies in Ecuador, a survival strategy against cold, wind, and scarce nectar sources.

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Wolves Help Sequester Carbon Dioxide

Apr 30, 2025 08:02AM

Reintroducing gray wolves in Scotland could reduce deer overpopulation, restore woodlands, and boost carbon dioxide capture to combat climate change.

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Zombie Worms Brought Back to Life

Apr 30, 2025 08:01AM

Bdelloid rotifers revived from ancient Siberian permafrost offer insights into cryptobiosis, extreme survival, and future space farming technologies.

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Jurassic Period Birds
Jurassic Period Birds

Mar 31, 2025 08:05AM ● By Kris Urquhart

A fossil found in China pushes the estimated origin of birds back to 164–172 million years ago.

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Algae-based Cooking Oils
Algae-Based Cooking Oil

Mar 31, 2025 08:04AM

Algae oil, lower in saturated fat and higher in monounsaturated fats, shows potential as a sustainable cooking alternative.

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Smart Devices for the Blind

Mar 31, 2025 08:03AM

Emerging Braille technologies aim to improve accessibility with tactile displays, though high costs remain a barrier.

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Albatross
74-Year-Old Albatross Becomes Mom Again

Mar 31, 2025 08:02AM

The world’s oldest known wild bird, Wisdom, laid an egg at Midway Atoll at age 74, extending a lifetime of reproductive activity.

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Natural Solution for Forever Chemicals

Mar 31, 2025 08:01AM

A bacterial strain reduced 96% of PFOS at a polluted site in Portugal, offering potential for PFAS cleanup.

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New U.S. Observatory in Chile

Feb 28, 2025 08:05AM

The Vera C. Rubin Observatory in Chile will study dark matter and create a comprehensive sky survey beginning in 2025.

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New Uses for Carbon Dioxide

Feb 28, 2025 08:04AM

Researchers are developing methods to convert carbon dioxide into valuable products such as plastics and fuels.

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Sea Turtle
Shutting Down Illegal Sea Turtle Trade

Feb 28, 2025 08:03AM ● By Kris Urquhart

DNA tracking through the ShellBank program is fighting the black market in endangered sea turtle shells, helping authorities dismantle global trafficking.

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Vultures on Patrol in Africa

Feb 28, 2025 08:02AM

In Uganda, vultures fitted with AI trackers are helping rangers locate poachers faster—turning nature’s scavengers into unlikely conservation heroes.

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Hot thermometer
2024 Hottest Year on Record

Feb 28, 2025 08:01AM

Earth hits its hottest year yet, surpassing climate thresholds with alarming global temperature spikes.

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Long-Term Health of Cesarean Babies

Jan 31, 2025 08:11AM

Vaginal seeding could improve the microbiomes of Cesarean-born babies, potentially reducing risks of obesity, diabetes, and asthma.

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Wasps for Pest Control

Jan 31, 2025 08:01AM

Paper wasps show promise as natural pest control for caterpillars, reducing pesticide use and promoting biodiversity.

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Florida Grasshopper Sparrow
Comeback of the Florida Grasshopper Sparrow

Jan 31, 2025 08:01AM

Captive breeding programs released the 1,000th sparrow, a milestone for this endangered species.

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Polar Bear Family
Ice-Free Arctic Day

Jan 31, 2025 08:01AM

The Arctic may experience its first ice-free summer day by 2027, accelerating global climate change impacts.

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Phasing Out Dry Cleaning Chemical

Jan 31, 2025 08:01AM

EPA mandates a phased ban of PCE, a toxic solvent, aiming to protect health and the environment.

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Starch-Based Plastic

Jan 31, 2025 08:01AM

Retarch offers eco-friendly, biodegradable plastic alternatives that reduce CO2 emissions and microplastic pollution.

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Dire State of Earth’s Ice and Snow

Dec 31, 2024 08:01AM ● By Kris Urquhart

A COP29 report warns of alarming ice loss worldwide, including Greenland shedding 30M tons per hour and disappearing glaciers in Europe. Experts call for urgent fossil fuel phase-out.

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Drones Reveal Lost Cities

Dec 31, 2024 08:01AM

New research reveals two ancient high-altitude cities in Uzbekistan, challenging assumptions about Silk Road trade routes avoiding Central Asia's mountains.

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Ambient Photonics creates solar cells powered by indoor light
Innovations in Photonics

Dec 31, 2024 08:01AM

Photonics innovations are reshaping technology: Ambient Photonics creates solar cells powered by indoor light, while Slux uses streetlights for high-speed internet communication.

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Smart Traffic Signals

Dec 31, 2024 08:01AM

Smart traffic lights reduce CO2 emissions by up to 40% and cut wait times by 95%, as shown in a 2023 study. Cities like Butler County, Ohio, are adopting this AI-powered technology.

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African forest elephant
Elephants Alleviate Climate Change

Dec 31, 2024 08:01AM

African forest elephants are vital climate allies, boosting carbon capture through seed dispersal and habitat shaping. Protecting these critically endangered animals is key to combating climate change.

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beaver dam
Artificial Beaver Dams Protect Wildlife

Nov 29, 2024 08:01AM

Artificial beaver dams, mimicking nature’s designs, are revitalizing the Northern Great Plains, restoring ecosystems, improving soil and water, and even attracting real beavers.

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Sweat Monitor Measures Overexertion

Nov 29, 2024 08:01AM

A smart elastic band from Northwestern University tracks muscle exertion by analyzing sweat acidity, helping users optimize workouts and prevent soreness.

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insect-eating bat
Linking Biodiversity to Human Health

Nov 29, 2024 08:01AM

Biodiversity loss has human costs: a study links declining bat populations to increased pesticide use and higher infant mortality, highlighting nature's role in health and agriculture.

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Funny but Serious Science

Nov 29, 2024 08:01AM

The Ig Nobel Prizes celebrated quirky science: researchers showed mammals can breathe through their anuses, and a plant that mimics plastic leaves, sparking laughter and curiosity.

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New Findings About Dinosaur-Killing Asteroid

Oct 31, 2024 08:01AM

Scientists in Europe and the U.S. discovered that the asteroid responsible for the dinosaur extinction 66 million years ago likely originated beyond Jupiter's orbit. Rich in water and carbon, it was unique among Earth-impacting asteroids.

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Female Sharks Found Sleeping on a Seabed

Oct 31, 2024 08:01AM

Scientists from the University of Tasmania discovered thousands of female Port Jackson sharks sleeping on the seabed in Beagle Commonwealth Marine Reserve. The reason for their gathering is unclear, but one theory suggests they were feeding on scallops before laying eggs.

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Decreasing Birth Rates Concern Countries

Oct 31, 2024 08:01AM

The 2022 World Bank data shows declining birth rates, with South Korea's at less than 0.8, the lowest among wealthy countries. Rising dog ownership and declining childbirth prompted President Yoon to declare a "demographic national emergency."

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Construction Blocks Marine Life Movement

Oct 31, 2024 08:01AM

Karissa Lear, an aquatic ecologist, observed that manmade structures in Western Australia disrupted young green sawfish migration. She suggests that marine animals need assistance navigating human infrastructure, similar to wildlife bridges and fish ladders, to support ocean sustainability.

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Making Hospice Care Sustainable

Oct 31, 2024 08:01AM

The hospice industry is embracing sustainability, with providers like Agrace Hospice and Amedisys aiming for carbon neutrality and reduced emissions. These initiatives align with hospice missions, enhancing community impact and promoting long-term ecological responsibility.

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Ocean Noise Pollution

Sep 30, 2024 08:05AM

Increased shipping and climate change are contributing to higher levels of ocean noise, disrupting marine life.

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Space Sailing

Sep 30, 2024 08:04AM

NASA’s solar sail system, powered by sunlight, could replace traditional propulsion, offering constant acceleration.

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Scouts Save Life Mid-Flight

Sep 30, 2024 08:03AM

On a Southwest Airlines flight, scouts helped perform CPR for 40 minutes, aiding doctors and nurses to save a passenger’s life.

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European Union Bans Mercury Dental Filings

Sep 30, 2024 08:02AM

Starting in 2025, the EU will ban mercury dental amalgams for all ages, citing health risks, especially for vulnerable groups.

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Studying Animals From Space

Sep 30, 2024 08:01AM

In 2025, five small satellites will be launched to track animal movements and environmental data from space to improve understanding of migration and environmental impacts on wildlife.

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Brie Cheese
Camembert and Brie Cheese Risk Extinction

Aug 30, 2024 08:01AM

The biodiversity decline of fungi used in traditional cheeses like camembert and brie threatens their future, as lab-engineered fungi lose their natural reproductive abilities and resilience.

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Climate Change Impacts on Earth’s Rotation

Aug 30, 2024 08:01AM

Melting polar ice caps are delaying the need to delete a second from our clocks due to Earth's changing rotation speed, pushing the deadline to 2028 or 2029.

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Siberian Explosions Explained

Aug 30, 2024 08:01AM

Mysterious craters in Siberia are likely caused by gas explosions due to warming Arctic temperatures weakening the frozen soil, a phenomenon linked to geological faults under ancient lakes.

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Unconventional Superconductor Found in Nature

Aug 30, 2024 08:01AM

Scientists have identified miassite as the first unconventional superconductor found in nature, capable of conducting electricity without resistance at higher temperatures.

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Rare frog-faced turtle found in India
Rare Frog-Faced Turtle Found in India

Aug 30, 2024 08:01AM

Scientists discovered a breeding population of the critically endangered Asian giant softshell turtle in India's Chandragiri River, offering new hope for conservation efforts.

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Fungi Carbon Capture

Jul 31, 2024 08:05AM

Kew Gardens' research on fungi reveals their crucial role in carbon sequestration. Understanding fungi-plant relationships can enhance reforestation efforts and combat climate change.

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Refreezing the Arctic

Jul 31, 2024 08:04AM

Geoengineers are testing methods to slow Arctic ice melt, including creating protective ice layers and scattering reflective glass beads, to combat rapid warming and its global impact.

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Designer Handbags Use Mushroom Leather

Jul 31, 2024 08:03AM

MycoWorks uses mycelium, the root structure of fungi, to create sustainable, customizable leather alternatives. This biodegradable material is already featured in Hermes designer handbags.

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Environmental Realities of Detergent Sheets and Pods

Jul 31, 2024 08:02AM

Laundry detergent sheets contain PVA, which doesn't fully biodegrade, adding to microplastic pollution. Despite eco-friendly claims, most PVAs from detergent pods end up polluting the environment.

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Drought at the Panama Canal

Jul 31, 2024 08:01AM

The Panama Canal faces severe drought, causing shipping restrictions, delays, and increased greenhouse gas emissions. Water recycling to maintain lake levels threatens drinking water supply.

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Remnants of Another Planet in Earth’s Mantle

Jun 28, 2024 08:01AM

Scientists using computer modeling have found that remnants of a Mars-sized protoplanet, which collided with Earth 4.5 billion years ago, are buried in the Earth's mantle.

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Coffee Alternatives

Jun 28, 2024 08:01AM

Companies are developing bean-less coffee alternatives using ingredients like lupin beans, chickpeas, chicory, date seeds, and fermentation byproducts.

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Acknowledging Animal Consciousness

Jun 28, 2024 08:01AM

Scientists assert that many animals experience sensations and feelings emphasizing the importance of considering animal consciousness in welfare decisions.

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Wild Orangutan Treats Own Wound

Jun 28, 2024 08:01AM

A wild Sumatran orangutan was observed treating its own facial wound with medicinal plants. This first documented case of animal self-care offers insight into the origins of human wound treatment

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Pollution Vacuum
Mammoth Pollution Vacuum

Jun 28, 2024 08:01AM

The world’s largest pollution vacuum captures 36,000 tons of CO2 annually, aiming for 1 million tons by 2030 and 1 billion by 2050.

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Mystery of Mima Mounds

May 30, 2024 08:05AM

Nestled between Mount Rainier and Mount St. Helens, the Mima Mounds are a mysterious grassland expanse with formations up to seven feet tall, their origin remains unsolved.

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Mass Bleaching at the Great Barrier Reef

May 30, 2024 08:04AM

The Great Barrier Reef faces its fifth mass bleaching since 2016 due to unusually warm waters, compounded by a 2023 El Niño effect.

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World’s Oldest Forest Discovered in England

May 30, 2024 08:03AM

Cambridge scientists discovered a 390-million-year-old fossil forest in southwest England, featuring the oldest known woody root systems.

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Making Concrete Green

May 30, 2024 08:02AM

Concrete, the second most used substance globally, produces 7% of carbon emissions. Startups are innovating low-CO2 cement solutions.

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Warming Climate May Change Forests

May 30, 2024 08:01AM

Rising temperatures disrupt the internal clocks of lenga beech trees in the Andes, causing genetic changes and stunted growth.

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Gray Whale
Gray Whale Spotted in the Atlantic

Apr 29, 2024 08:05AM

The New England Aquarium reports rare sightings of gray whales off Nantucket Island, suggesting Arctic ice melt allows their return to Atlantic waters after 200 years

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GMO Corn
U.S. Corn a Threat to Mexico

Apr 29, 2024 08:04AM

Mexico phasing out GM corn by 2024 to protect ancient varieties, sparks tension with the U.S. Critics stress supporting traditional farming alongside the ban to preserve biodiversity.

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Hydrogen Reservoirs

Apr 29, 2024 08:03AM

Study in Science unveils large hydrogen gas deposit in Albania's Bulqizë chromite mine, raising hopes for meeting global power needs with low-carbon hydrogen solution.

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Climate Change May Expose Buried Nuclear Waste

Apr 29, 2024 08:01AM

Radioactive contamination from Cold War activities poses risks in Marshall Islands, Greenland, and Spain. Rising sea levels exacerbate dangers.

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Zelandia
The Lost Continent of Zealandia

Apr 28, 2024 08:02AM

Scientists mapped Zealandia, a submerged continent below the Pacific Ocean. It's mostly underwater, with only 5% visible. Rock samples and magnetic maps aid understanding its formation.

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10 Takeaways From World Economic Forum

Mar 29, 2024 08:04AM

The World Economic Forum met in Davos, Switzerland. The meeting focused on the importance and driving principals of trust.

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Abraham lake freezes over in winter and methane bubbles were trapped.
Sea of Methane Endangers Planet

Mar 29, 2024 08:03AM

Research in Svalbard unveils vast methane reserves. Thawing permafrost could unleash it, triggering warming feedback loops.

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White Rhino while on safari in Botswana, Africa.
In Vitro Fertilization May Save Nearly Extinct Rhino

Mar 29, 2024 08:02AM

Scientists at the BioRescue project have announced a breakthrough in embryo transfer that could save the northern white rhinoceros from extinction.

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Hearing a Solar Eclipse

Mar 29, 2024 08:01AM

Millions will witness a total solar eclipse from Texas to Maine on April 8. Harvard's LightSound lets visually impaired people experience it through sound.

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Storing renewable energy in hot rocks
Storing Renewable Energy in Hot Rocks

Feb 29, 2024 08:05AM

California-based Antora Energy is investigating ways to store energy inside insulated boxes of extremely hot rocks.

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Self pollinating wild flowers due to declining insect population
Self-Pollinating Wildflowers Worry Scientists

Feb 29, 2024 08:04AM

Flowering plants depend on the declining global insect population which includes pollinators such as bees, butterflies, moths, beetles and wasps.

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Mount Everest Is Melting

Feb 29, 2024 08:02AM

While glaciers worldwide are melting, ice loss across the Himalayas has been especially rapid due to a rise in temperatures.

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Lear’s Macaw, a large, blue-feathered parrot with bright yellow rings around its eyes which, according to American Bird Conservancy, has been brought back from extinction in the past but is still considered endangered, with approximately 1,300 adults in existence.
Wind Energy Project Threatens Endangered Bird

Feb 29, 2024 08:01AM

A renewable-energy project in the Brazilian state of Bahia is threatening the Lear’s Macaw which has been brought back from extinction in the past but is still considered endangered.

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Engineer looks at car hologram. Ammonia powered engines to reduce carbon emissions being explored.
Ammonia-Powered Engine

Jan 31, 2024 08:05AM

Engines powered by ammonia are said to be able to produce 161 horsepower with a 90 percent reduction in carbon emissions compared to conventional fuels.

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A blind mole thought to have been extinct since 1936 was found in the sand dunes of South Africa.
Extinct Mole Rediscovered

Jan 31, 2024 08:04AM

A blind mole thought to have been extinct since 1936 was found in the sand dunes of South Africa.

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Bats flying over the planet. Climate change linked to the spread of bat-borne diseases.
Climate Change Leads to More Rabid Bat Exposure

Jan 31, 2024 08:03AM

A recent study links climate change to the spread of bat-borne diseases.

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Quantum dots
Dots to Light Up Televisions and Tumors

Jan 31, 2024 08:02AM

Breakthroughs with quantum dots have opened up potential applications for various fields, including medicine and technology.

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Dog labrador at vet. Respiratory Illness in Dogs Sweeps the Nation.
Respiratory Illness in Dogs Sweeps the Nation

Jan 31, 2024 08:01AM

A respiratory illness with an unknown cause is affecting dogs across the United States.

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Upcycling plastics into soap
Upcycling Plastics Into Soap

Dec 29, 2023 08:05AM

Plastic waste has become a global environmental crisis, leading scientists to explore innovative methods for reusing and transforming it.

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Prehistoric Wooly Mammoth
Tracking a Prehistoric Woolly Mammoth

Dec 29, 2023 08:04AM

Scientists have successfully followed the movements of a 17,000-year-old woolly mammoth named Kik, shedding light on the ancient mammal’s epic journeys across Alaska.

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Avoiding the Singularity
Avoiding the Singularity

Dec 29, 2023 08:03AM

Singularity is a hypothetical future point where technological growth becomes uncontrollable and irreversible. It was thought to be decades away, giving humans time to plan. But Ben Goertzel, Ph.D., CEO of SingularityNET and a leading artificial-intelligence scientist, predicts that singularity is fewer than 10 years away.

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Climate Proofed Homes
Building Climate-Proofed Homes

Dec 29, 2023 08:02AM

Yasmeen Lari, an 82-year-old Pakistani architect, is leading an initiative to transform how Pakistan rebuilds after natural disasters by abandoning the reliance on concrete and embracing local architectural traditions.

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Vanishing Bananas
Vanishing Bananas

Dec 29, 2023 08:01AM

The Most Popular Banana in The World Could Vanish. Here's Why.

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Keeping the Power Grid Humming
Keeping the Power Grid Humming

Nov 28, 2023 05:30AM

To date, large fossil-fuel power plants have maintained the stability of the United States power grid in times of power fluctuations and outages.

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Oldest Wooden Structure
Oldest Wooden Structure

Nov 28, 2023 05:30AM

A study in the journal Nature reports the discovery of a wooden structure dating back 476,000 years near Kalambo Falls, in Zambia.

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California Bans Food Additives
California Bans Food Additives

Nov 28, 2023 05:30AM

California is the first state to ban the sale of four food additives linked to potential health issues even though they are permitted by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA).

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Baby-Talking Dolphins
Baby-Talking Dolphins

Nov 28, 2023 05:30AM

In a study published in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, researchers identified the first nonhuman animal mother to use baby talk with their young.

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Getting Creative to Battle Global Warming
Getting Creative to Battle Global Warming

Nov 28, 2023 05:30AM

The experts say that reducing emissions won’t be enough to reach international goals for limiting global warming. It will require the removal of billions of tons of carbon dioxide from the air each year.

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G20 Progress on Clean Energy, but Not on Fossil Fuels
G20 Progress on Clean Energy, but Not on Fossil Fuels

Oct 31, 2023 08:30AM

The G20 announcement has sparked discussions on the feasibility and implications of replacing fossil fuels with renewable energy sources.

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